</s>104-10173-10170 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SECRET 27.000.37 70. ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET FRON: RITAR RICHA-04072 DOUGMENT BATE TO NOON DATE COMMENTS BARTO BORO BORCY BORGENT BATES BORA-0-0A0-04072 BARO-0 BOR-0.0-4-0 BOR.0.1-0,0-1.0 COMMENTS BORa-3 BORo-3 Bor-3.0 Bor.3.1.2.0/0.2/0-2.1/0/2.2-0/1-1/2-2/2/3/4/4-2-4/2 BORL-3 Paul 10. LASER LASES LASSE LASAS WEL-1-4.0 WEL/1/4.2 LASA-1,0/3-2,2/4,2-3/2,4,4/5/6/7/8/9/10/11/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20/21/22/23/24/25/26/27/28/29/30/31/31 HOSO-JAY-Y-Y RIGS CFEED/A/L/Y SOTO PRIETO, LIONEL GUILLERNO RITO-1 2 6-1 2-4 1-3:53 FILE NUMBER 1.1 RIF/F1 -0/-0-933- 14 RIFFI 10001 5 1.CLET

Summary:  
The documents contain fragmented administrative records, intelligence reports, and coded communications related to Cuban political activities, visa processes, and U.S. intelligence operations during the 1950s–1960s. They reference individuals such as Max Edgardo Lesnick Menendez, Lionel Prieto, Salvador Olluisso, and Alberto Cello, along with organizations like the Cuban National Police, CIA (via KUBARK program), and unspecified Cuban political groups. The content includes visa applications for Cuban nationals, surveillance of revolutionary activities, internal conflicts within Cuban factions, and discussions about intelligence exchanges between U.S. agencies and Cuban entities. Some entries reference dates ranging from 1940 to 1967, with mentions of locations in Cuba (e.g., Havana), the United States (e.g., Miami, New York), and other regions like Central America and the Dominican Republic. The documents appear to mix administrative notes, intelligence assessments, and possibly corrupted or misclassified records, though no direct connection to John F. Kennedy, his assassination, or related investigations is present.  

Key People:  
- Max Edgardo Lesnick Menendez (Cuban national, born 1930)  
- Lionel Prieto (linked to "Soto Prieto")  
- Salvador Olluisso (associated with address No. 9,092)  
- Alberto Cello (connected to Calle No. 155)  
- Fidel Castro (mentioned in context of Cuban political groups)  
- Amrazzi (code name for intelligence operative)  
- KUBARK operatives (U.S. agents targeting Cuban exile groups)  

Key Locations:  
- Havana, Cuba (multiple addresses including Calle Retrilla 29, Calle de los Departamento)  
- Miami, Florida  
- New York, Washington, D.C., and unspecified U.S. locations  
- Central America, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico  
- Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic)  

Key Events:  
- Visa application processes for Cuban nationals (1940–1957)  
- Surveillance of suspected revolutionary activities in Cuba and the U.S.  
- Internal conflicts within Cuban political parties (e.g., "Cranalists," "Communist Party")  
- Intelligence exchanges between U.S. agencies (CIA, State Department) and Cuban entities  
- Rumors of potential shifts in anti-Castro operations and exile networks  
- Administrative record-keeping for individuals with unclear affiliations  

Key Organizations:  
- U.S. Department of Justice (Immigration and Naturalization Service)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA, via KUBARK program)  
- Cuban National Police  
- Second National Front of Escarshay (SNFE)  
- "CMCID" (Cuban Migration Control Information Division)  
- Unspecified Cuban political groups (e.g., "Partido del Pueblo Obiano," "Popular-Cuban Communist Party")  
- U.S. visa processing entities and security agencies

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